GMB fans demand Rob Rinder joins ITV show as permanent Piers Morgan replacement

Piers Morgan has marked the one year anniversary of the day he stormed off Good Morning Britain and quit the show.The 56 year old had been a permanent host alongside Susanna Reid, 51, for over five years before leaving his post for good following a row with Alex Beresford about Meghan Markle.Taking to his Instagram feed a year on, Piers posted a screenshot of the moment he walked off the from the conversation before telling his 1.8million followers that he has no regrets over his decision. "A year ago today, I went for a little stroll… and in the words of Edith Piaf, je ne regrette rien! #LongWalkToFreedomOfSpeech," he captioned the post.

Piers Morgan famously walked out, live on air, from ITV daytime programme Good Morning Britain.Piers, 56, quit his Good Morning Britain job in March last year after dramatically storming off during an argument about Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.Since then he has announced plans to make a TV comeback with a new programme on TalkTV, which will soon launch on Sky News Australia.He has since stated that the programme will launch in the next few weeks, and that it will celebrate "the right of everyone to have an opinion."Ahead of the show's launch and one year on since his dramatic Good Morning Britain exit, Daily Star takes a look at Piers Morgans' life away from the cameras - which has been just as interesting.Piers was born on March 30, 1965 to his parents Gabrielle O' Meara, and Vincent O' Meara, who was an Irish dentist.However, his happy childhood was turned upside down when his father sadly died when Piers was 11 months old.His mother Gabrielle later went on to marry Glynne Pughe-Morgan, with Piers taking on his now famous surname and calling Glynne dad.Piers has a close bond with his parents, and his mother has often gushed about her journalist son during interviews.She also defended him when Lord Sugar made a scathing online comment about Piers in 2016, following an interview where Piers revealed that his mum is often asked if she would like to apologise for her son.In a tweet, Lord Sugar said: "Traditionally at birth doctors slap a babies bum. When @piersmorgan was born doctor took one look and slapped his mum."However, Piers' mum Gabrielle soon came to her son's defense, replying to Lord Sugar: "I am the proudest Mum in the world.

Piers Morgan has made a cheeky dig towards his old Good Morning Britain role, saying that he has no regrets in storming off set. This comes a year on from his famous TV exit from the GMB studios after his row with Alex Beresford regarding his attitude towards Meghan Markle.

Piers Morgan has taken a cheeky swipe at several female pop icons including Beyonce, Ariana Grande and Cindy Crawford to mark International Women’s Day. On Tuesday (March 8), the 56-year-old took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the celebratory day and it’s fair to say not everyone was thrilled with his response.Initially, the dad-of-three took a political stance on the yearly celebration as he shared an emotional tweet praising the millions of women overseas who are living in war-torn countries.But it didn’t take long before the Britain’s Got Talent judge boasted about some of the incredibly talented women he has met throughout his career.

Chloe Madeley has left her fans gushing after she shared an adorable throwback photo of herself and her dad Richard Madeley. The 34-year-old took to her social media account to showcase a never-before-seen pic to her 247k followers online.Smiling gleefully in the photo, Chloe who was only 12 years old at the time, could be seen with her arms around her father.Good Morning Britain presenter Richard was all smiles too as he hugged his daughter while wearing a white shirt and a long brown tie.

Susanna Reid, 51, has hosted Good Morning Britain since 2014, when she left BBC Breakfast.The presenter reacted on Twitter to the idea of Rylan Clark, 33, presenting the show with her amid recent criticism he has received regarding his appearance.Rylan sent a tweet earlier today in view of his 1.6million followers in response to a social media user.CillianSwell said in the comments of one of Rylan's posts: "Apart from teeth that a bl***y horse would be proud of and speaking like a chav s**t."What exactly do you contribute to society?"Rylan joked back: "Well.., ya dad seemed happy when he left last night." (sic)Many took to the comments to reassure Rylan and comment on his funny remark hitting back at the trolls.Steph McGovern said: "I am howling."Ell_ellixia added: "You entertain several people which is more than that person can say with their grand total of two followers!"Dominic Byrne, a newsreader on Chris Moyles Breakfast Show replied: "Just thought I'd mention that I think you're bl***y brilliant."You should be hosting GMB too - you'd be great with @susannareid100.

Piers Morgan, 56, issued a scathing attack on the Met Office after it revealed its International Women’s Day campaign.

He's better known for showing viewers how to whip up some Italian dishes in the kitchen, running his chain of restaurants and even hosting Family Fortunes.

Good Morning Britain viewers have claimed Susanna Reid appeared 'mortified' as Richard Madeley quizzed one of the show's latest guests.

GOOD Morning Britain star Susanna Reid looked very glam as she arrived at Bafta for an unusual event yesterday. The 51-year-old news host was at the Turn The Tables event in London's Piccadilly - where politicians get to grill the people who usually fire tough questions at them.

Piers Morgan denounced Meghan Markle's TV interview with Oprah Winfrey, during which she gave her version of events on why she decided to turn her back on working life in the British royal family alongside husband Prince Harry.

Piers Morgan has once again shared his thoughts on Meghan Markle in a scathing Twitter post, this time slamming her for the famous Oprah Winfrey interview she sat through with her husband Harry.He shared a screenshot of Meghan Markle as she sat with American talk show host Oprah Winfrey last year.Meghan wore her hair in a classy up-do style with a black wrap dress, cinched at the waist and adorned with white flowers over the shoulder.The 40-year-old sat in a wicker patio chair with her husband by her side and the talk show host opposite, surrounded by flowers and greenery as they gave their tell-all interview.The pair discussed their experience within the British Royal Family, race and mental health.At one point, Markle said that there were conversations about “how dark Archie’s skin was going to be” before he was born and whether he would be given royal status.She refused to name who said these comments as she believed it would be “very damaging to them”.When Oprah asked if the couple had left the UK because of racism, Harry admitted that was “a big part of it”.Meghan bravely opened up about her struggles with her mental health and admitted to having suicidal thoughts that were “constant”, but was ignored by palace staff when she asked for help.Harry went on to say that he felt “trapped” and “didn’t see a way out” as a member of the Royal Family, and sympathised for his brother William and father Charles as they are “trapped within the system” like “the rest of the family”. Piers had some thoughts, a year on, and tweeted out: “It's a year today since I declared that I didn't believe a word Meghan Markle said in her royal-trashing Oprah whine-athon.

Richard Madeley has managed to rub up Good Morning Britain viewers the wrong way.The 65-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Monday morning (March 7) alongside co-host Susanna Reid.They welcomed Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko onto the ITV breakfast show to discuss the ongoing crisis.She told the presenters that she was prepared to risk for life for her country during the interview.Lesia explained that she fled Ukraine with her three children but later returned to fight back against the Russian army.Former This Morning host Richard began the interview by asking Vasylenko whether she could shoot someone if she needed.He asked: "Can I ask you a very difficult, personal question?"You are a cultured, civilised human being, you’re a democratically elected MP, you're a mother of three as we said, and you now have an AK47 propped up in the corner and you’re said you’re prepared to use it."Can I just ask you about that last bit? Are you really capable as the person as I’ve just described, the person looking down a barrel of a rifle and shooting somebody dead?"The MP replied: "The AK47 sits in the other room" as she held up a gun to the screen."I have another gun which I carry with me all the time, I sleep with it, I go to the bathroom with it. Do I have a choice? No, I do not have a choice.”"When I have reports every single day coming in from Russian soldiers roaming through our villages and the streets of all kinds of towns, breaking into people’s houses and just shooting at people because they are moving targets, then no, I do not have a choice.""As I said I am pro-life.

Piers Morgan has shared an incredibly rare family snap with his loyal legion of Instagram followers. The 56-year-old former Good Morning Britain anchorman took to social media with a heartwarming image of himself with his three siblings.When it comes to uploading pictures of his wife Celia Walden or any of his children the ITV star has always been forthcoming, but snaps with his brother's and sister are far and few between.The foursome that included Piers, his brothers Rupert and Jeremy and sister Charlotte appeared to enjoy what seemed to be a long awaited reunion dinner.Smiling away, Piers and his siblings gathered at Italian restaurant 2 Veneti in Marylebone, London.Captioning the happy and infrequent get-together, Piers wrote: "Sibling reunion dinner… as always, I was the least opinionated one at the table."Soon after sharing, Piers' comments section erupted with feedback - with many fans all saying the very same thing.One person remarked: "One on the right is Piers with a wig, the one on the far left is Piers without a wig.

Chloe Madeley has proudly paraded her blossoming baby bump for the camera.Good Morning Britain star Richard Madeley's daughter appeared as though she was glowing as she snapped away on her iPhone while attending a session at the gym.Ready for a steamy workout, the mum-to-be wore a skimpy black crop top and skintight cycling shorts as she prepared for a weight training session.Her honey blonde locks were styled into a casual bun, with Chloe also going makeup free.She captioned: "Imposing myself on gym floors since 2013."Chloe's rugby husband James Haskell, shared their joyous news on an episode of ITV's GMB last month - alongside proud grandfather Richard.Prompting his son-in-law for the good news, the TV veteran said: "And there's another thing that we now need to talk about and I'm now going to talk to you as your father-in-law and it's about my daughter Chloe - your wife - what do you want to tell us?""Well Richard, Chloe and I are expecting our first child," he added: "We're going to be having a little girl," turning to Richard he commented: "And you are going to be a grandfather once again."There were cheers all round in the ITV studio as photographs of Chloe and her mum Judy posed with a scan picture and sweet pink onesie with bear ears. Since the announcement, Judy and Richard's daughter has explained to her adoring Instagram fans that she isn't giving up on her rigorous fitness regime just because of being pregnant.

Piers Morgan had been watching BBC War Correspondent Jeremy Bowen's report of "civilians fleeing an embattled town NW of Kyiv" and feeling horrified by the graphic images he saw.

Richard Madeley, one half of presenting duo Richard and Judy, has admitted that he thinks his father was sexually abused during his time at boarding school as a teenager, which led him to hit Richard as a child.The 65-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter said that his father, Christopher Holt Madeley, was “broken”, “f***ed up” and used to hit young Richard “five or six times a year” with a bamboo stick.He opened up about his dad's abusive nature to The Sunday Times Magazine: “That went on until I was about nine or 10 and he went a bit too far.“He hit me too many times and my mother had a word and that was that. I just want to put that in context - I didn’t feel it was out of the ordinary, other boys got hit by their parents, but I didn’t like it.”Richard went on to say that he “wished it hadn’t happened” and explained that his father’s actions were a result of his upbringing throughout boarding school.The ITV presenter revealed a dark secret which he believes is the root of his dad’s behaviour, which began in his childhood.He said that Christopher was a “very happy farmer’s boy” until his parents discovered that he had a girlfriend, which they “thought was the road to perdition”, a Christian ideology that someone is doomed for an eternal state or punishment and damnation.After the suspicions aroused, Richard’s grandparents “packed his father off to a ghastly place”, where he was “considered an outsider” because the “rest of the boys would have known one another since prep school”.Richard said that the time his father spent at boarding school “f***ed him up” and made him “very unhappy” as he had been “betrayed by his parents”.“I have a strong suspicion he was sexually abused in some way.

Susanna Reid, 51, has shared that her sons don’t watch her on Good Morning Britain.She also revealed her sons’ reactions to men finding her attractive.In an interview with The Sun, Susanna said the idea of men fancying her would “go over their heads”.She has decided to step back from her TV career to spend more time with her three boys: Sam, 19, Finn, 17, and Jack, 16.She said: “I’ve made the decision this year, because my boys are doing GCSE and A levels, it is really important for me that I am present.“So I’ve got Good Morning Britain, which is my full-time job, and then I’m there for the boys.“I’ve got one more documentary coming out, which has already been filmed, but I actually made a decision not to do extra work.“The boys are so close in age. I’ve just decided that they’ll be my focus this year.“I’m very lucky that I have a job that I love.“And because I work so early in the morning, I come off air at nine o’clock, have a nap, then I’m up for my boys at the end of school.“That’s an enormous privilege.”Susanna added: “[Men fancying me] that would go over their heads and certainly would not be a conversation that I would initiate with them!”“It would be really weird.

Piers Morgan has admitted being overcome with emotion as he watched a tribute to late cricket star Shane Warne. The popular journalist took to Twitter to open up about his feelings after he viewed a documentary that paid tribute to Shane's life and career that aired on Sunday (March 6).The Australian sports icon's death shocked sports fans when he passed away suddenly from a suspected heart attack on March 5 at the age of 52.Sharing a clip of the programme on his social media account Piers, 56, wrote: "Felt quite choked up watching Sky’s tribute repeat of their brilliant Shane Warne doc ‘Warne In A Million’ then I got to this bit and laughed out loud.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley has stopped looking at social media whenever he is on TV.He is fed up with trolls throwing a virtual “bucket of ordure” in his face.Madeley - often nicknamed Alan Partridge after the bungling telly host played by Steve Coogan -used to look at Twitter to gauge public opinion.He would surf the net when he co-hosted TV’s Richard and Judy chat show to see what people thought.But back then it seems folk were a lot kinder than now.He explained: “In the past, when Twitter was just getting into its stride, I would go on after Richard and Judy to see what people were saying about the show because it was interesting, sometimes critical, but not stupid or cruel.“Now, after doing Good Morning Britain, it’s like having a bucket of ordure thrown into your face. So I don’t look at it.”Madeley says that unlike some in the telly industry, he has had to learn to live with being scrutinised over everything he says and does on the box.He adds: “You have to learn to live with it, because if you can’t your life is going to be torture.“I’ve known some presenters pack it in because they couldn’t stand it.